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LAFD Battling Greater Alarm Structure Fire: Textile Warehouse (Station 9) 

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Los Angeles Fire Department was dispatched to the 800 block of south San Pedro Street for a reported structure fire. First arriving units found single story commercial building with fire showing through the roof. Firefighters took a defensive posture to battle the blaze. At least three units in a 150' by 100' one story of commercial businesses were involved. Dense interior storage made the fire very stubborn and difficult for firefighters to get a handle on the blaze. It took 117 firefighters an hour and 14 minutes to extinguish the bulk of the fire. Overhaul lasted well into the night and into the next morning as units from all over the city were called in for fire watch. The next morning had a situation where people were attempting to steal remnants of the the destroyed building and even equipment off the fire apparatus. LAPD was dispatched to handle that situation. No injuries were reported. The cause remains under investigation.
Filmed in Downtown, Los Angeles, CA - 6/15/2023

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17 июн 2023

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Комментарии : 62   
@choprox01
@choprox01 Год назад
rotary saws always make these videos so much better.....
@sabbathfan1969
@sabbathfan1969 Год назад
Nice catch, & excellent audio, & video quality 😀👍👍 Thanks for the video, & the channel. Keep up the good work. Excellent job LAFD 🚒
@pourindiesel
@pourindiesel Год назад
Thanks for your work documenting this.
@jimbograves1576
@jimbograves1576 Год назад
I would never bash fire fighters. They should be respected for what they do, but when it comes to fighting huge multiple alarm fires, the FDNYC boys are the experts.
@rushturner1911
@rushturner1911 Год назад
Yes they are I am surprised they didn’t have a few Tower Ladders operating
@jimmccabe801
@jimmccabe801 Год назад
There's the experts. The fire went out right.
@juliecasey5196
@juliecasey5196 Год назад
Great footage I hope there were no injuries stay safe.
@connorcosgrove2240
@connorcosgrove2240 Год назад
Wow!!!! Finally station 9 got a structure fire call! compared to having most medical calls inside skid row
@nealgold8442
@nealgold8442 Год назад
Great video!
@blinko656
@blinko656 Год назад
Nice work!!
@williamschlenger1518
@williamschlenger1518 Год назад
Great video & great job by LA FD.
@JeffKnight109
@JeffKnight109 Год назад
Nice coverage
@bostonwalkdrive7763
@bostonwalkdrive7763 Год назад
That final shot was superb!
@pamhofmeister2531
@pamhofmeister2531 Год назад
Great video. Its a shame people feel the awful need to steal othrrs property. Stay safe...🤗🤗
@darrenalexander8881
@darrenalexander8881 Год назад
It's pretty tough to fight a large fire and trying to keep the "natives" from stealing equipment off your apparatus all in one night.
@WLAs_Finest3x
@WLAs_Finest3x Год назад
Ok, this is the fire from the other day that was reported on the news. I was waiting for someone on the ground to cover the action. Thanks 90210Firebuff
@user-zn7xw7rl1w
@user-zn7xw7rl1w Год назад
❤❤❤yes, all work safe.
@jurgenkuhlmann9194
@jurgenkuhlmann9194 Год назад
8:30: Now THIS is a state - of - the - Art radio unit!
@PMichaels
@PMichaels Год назад
Wow! Great video… Excellent job filming. Plus it’s nice to see 9’s get something besides a bunch of medicals. 😏
@miguel-andrewjimenez9499
@miguel-andrewjimenez9499 Год назад
Yup I agree
@rushturner1911
@rushturner1911 Год назад
Great coverage I am curious to why they don’t go with a tower ladder operation with this amount of fire like the FDNY does.
@ffjsb
@ffjsb Год назад
It always amazes me when fire departments allow random civilians in the hot zone. That would never happen where I am, as it's an epically BAD idea. Of course LA still doesn't have waterways on their ladders so they're still kinda in the 1950's on some things.
@jimmccabe801
@jimmccabe801 Год назад
Expert
@ffjsb
@ffjsb Год назад
@@jimmccabe801 Well with 40 years on the job, and a major in Fire Science, yeah, I pretty much am an expert. Prove me wrong or STFU.
@timothyreed8417
@timothyreed8417 11 месяцев назад
Do you mean tower trucks or ladder trucks that are pre plumbed for water? Random civilians, taking pictures? They are media…
@ffjsb
@ffjsb 11 месяцев назад
@@timothyreed8417 Either, and even the media has NO right to be in the hot zone.
@timothyreed8417
@timothyreed8417 11 месяцев назад
@@ffjsb it is a first amendment issue…as long as they don’t interfere with firefighters they have a right to be there. If it was labeled a crime scene then they couldn’t cross the tape… and pre-plumbed water ways are a maintenance issue… a new class is forming up…can you qualify?
@evaninknema2691
@evaninknema2691 10 месяцев назад
Hey, I'm french and I'd like to learn more about US firefighters, I was wondering in what consist a "Greater Alarm"
@thomaswilliamson5951
@thomaswilliamson5951 Год назад
I only saw one latter truck being used ,was there any other there being used or not .
@rosesmith6208
@rosesmith6208 Год назад
german in venice was talking about this the day of the fire, but this is way better you got the action front and personal. did they ever figure if it was arson or soemthing else?
@benwalmsley7607
@benwalmsley7607 Год назад
0:51 is that truck 9? The same company that was involved in that huge fire in May 2020? The one with the big flash over/explosion?
@miguel-andrewjimenez9499
@miguel-andrewjimenez9499 Год назад
Yes they where
@benwalmsley7607
@benwalmsley7607 Год назад
Thought so
@242vmf
@242vmf Год назад
Quick question. Was there any reason why lafd changed their helmets???
@QbutNotTheQ
@QbutNotTheQ 6 месяцев назад
It has the look of a fire sale. 🧐
@larrystultz7545
@larrystultz7545 Год назад
👍👍🚨🚒🧑‍🚒
@mar4oz
@mar4oz Год назад
Saving the graffiti. They should just let it burn to the ground to keep all the homeless out of the Burt up ruins. Go Gavin Newsome you’re the best, what would CA be without you? God bless those firefighters excellent job.
@charlesmallo
@charlesmallo Год назад
Why on earth are those fire fighters carrying their air bottles and don't mask up? Oops, forgot, masking up is not cool.
@jmWhyMe
@jmWhyMe Год назад
I REALLY don't get it... The fire is on the floor. So where do they point their streams? Through the roof!
@gordonkeane6298
@gordonkeane6298 Год назад
Heat rises. Fire goes up. It can set everything above on fire. Pointing streams upwards helps cool the atmosphere, as well as stop fire spread. And was already in the roof space. They had to point streams upwards.
@jmWhyMe
@jmWhyMe Год назад
@@gordonkeane6298 then narrow con fog would have been much more effective. They were shooting their streams straight up and out which does nothing.
@jmWhyMe
@jmWhyMe Год назад
@@gordonkeane6298 plus hitting the seat of the fire stops it from rising...
@eliasthienpont6330
@eliasthienpont6330 Год назад
🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁LION c LIKE No. 304
@StreetGlideSpec
@StreetGlideSpec Год назад
I’m not a firefighter but I think it’s in bad taste to try to interview a firefighter while he’s trying to work in such a stressful environment. Get your footage and be happy they let you that close. No need to ask questions while they are focusing on their work.
@cortmeinhardt4463
@cortmeinhardt4463 7 месяцев назад
I think the fire fighter handled it great just ignore the camera jockey
@The_DuMont_Network
@The_DuMont_Network Год назад
No film was used. You recorded this on electronic media, not the stuff with the holes down the side.
@westlaresponsevideos4094
@westlaresponsevideos4094 11 месяцев назад
Ok and?
@RobertHaberkorn-ob9ob
@RobertHaberkorn-ob9ob Год назад
East Coast fire depts. could learn alot from watching this video. 1). When you arrive go directly to putting the wet Stuff on the red stuff. You don’t need to have a prolonged conference before you start. You are there to put out a fire not reinvent the wheel. And waiting till the building has almost burned to the ground is not an aggressive attack. 3) For god sakes get dressed while en route . You are going to put out a fire , you can’t be that surprised to find a burning building.
@scottgoldrealestate
@scottgoldrealestate Год назад
Why don’t they call in for a water drop to put out these large fires?
@jmWhyMe
@jmWhyMe Год назад
You don't do water drops in urban areas. Too risky for the firefighters. You can't even stream your ladder pipes when you have crews close, and they have crews on the roof
@scottgoldrealestate
@scottgoldrealestate Год назад
@@jmWhyMe I know but you could clear firefighters and do 1 drop and save a lot of time and resources.
@jmWhyMe
@jmWhyMe Год назад
@@scottgoldrealestate I'm not a professional firefighter, IAFF member etc, so I won't argue with you, but it just isn't done, and it wouldn't really be all that effective anyway. You are talking only a couple thousand gallons of water. All those big hoses are delivering more than that every minute, INTO instead of on top of the building
@chazman4461
@chazman4461 Год назад
@@scottgoldrealestate 1 Water drop = 500 to 1000 gallons in 1 drop. 1 Master stream = 1000 Gallons Per a minute. A water drop is useless.
@rushturner1911
@rushturner1911 Год назад
Why not use Tower Ladders like the FDNY does?
@kswiftie1989
@kswiftie1989 Год назад
first
@mikefargo4339
@mikefargo4339 Год назад
Sad to see those CLOWN helmets !
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